Everstead AI App Rescue

Your AI-built app almost works.
We find and fix what's stopping it from launching.

Built with Claude Code, Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, Replit, or v0 — and now it's 80% done and stuck? Broken on mobile, failing deploys, a form or checkout that won't complete, console errors you can't trace? That's exactly what we repair.

Get a free three-blocker teardown → See a rescue demonstration

Free teardown first · fixed prices, no subscription · before/after evidence with every repair

Three ways in — start free

Three-Blocker Teardown

FREE

Send your public app URL. We send back the three most damaging public-facing launch blockers we can see — with screenshots and one prioritized recommendation.

  • 3 specific blockers, evidence included
  • No account, no private code needed
  • Delivered by email, typically within 1 business day

Request the free teardown

AI App Launch Diagnosis

$99

The five highest-impact launch blockers across your public app — prioritized repair sequence plus a Claude-ready repair prompt you can run yourself.

  • Top-5 blockers with screenshots + evidence
  • Prioritized repair sequence
  • Claude-ready fix prompt
  • Fixed-scope repair recommendation
  • Delivered within 48 hours
  • $99 credits toward a Rescue Sprint (stated at purchase, once)

AI-assisted, tool-generated report · advisory only · no human review included · 7-day refund on eligible reports

How the diagnosis works

Founding AI App Rescue Sprint

$499

We repair your app: one application, one primary user journey, up to three clearly-defined fixes — delivered with before/after evidence and test results.

  • Up to 3 defined repairs on 1 user journey
  • Before/after screenshots + functional verification
  • Test results + rollback/handoff notes
  • Fixed scope agreed before any payment

Founding pilot pricing · payment after scope agreement · no unlimited revisions · no guarantee of sales, approvals, security, compliance, or business outcomes

See sprint scope & process

How it works

  1. Free teardown. You get three real blockers with evidence. If we can't find three meaningful issues, we say so — some apps are genuinely ready.
  2. You choose the depth. Run the fixes yourself (the teardown and $99 diagnosis are built for that), or have us repair it in a fixed-scope sprint.
  3. Repairs come with proof. Every sprint delivers before/after evidence, test output, and rollback notes — you can verify everything before relying on it.

How we work: AI-assisted tooling plus automated checks (public-page QA, console/network capture, mobile viewport testing, claims scanning) — it's why this is fast and affordable. Reports are advisory signals, not guarantees, and not a security audit, penetration test, compliance certification, or legal advice.

Is this you?

If that list feels familiar: start with the free teardown. Worst case, you get three useful fixes to run yourself.

Common launch blockers, explained

Recognise the symptom below? Each guide walks through why it happens and how we approach the fix — then start with a free teardown of your own app.

Questions

What do you need access to?

For the free teardown and $99 diagnosis: nothing but the public URL. For a rescue sprint: a copy of the code (zip or repo export you choose to share) — never production credentials, customer data, or payment secrets. We'll tell you exactly what to exclude.

What if my app can't be fixed in three repairs?

Then we say so in the diagnosis and map what a realistic path looks like. The sprint only starts when a fixed scope is agreed in writing.

Why so much cheaper than an agency?

Tight scope and AI-assisted tooling with automated verification. One journey, three repairs, evidence included — not an open-ended engagement.

Do you guarantee my launch will succeed?

No — nobody honestly can. We fix defined defects and prove the fixes work. Business outcomes, store approvals, and security certifications are outside any promise we make.

Who does the work?

Everstead Labs — a small US software studio. Work is AI-assisted with automated checks; where a human review step is included for a specific deliverable, it is stated on that deliverable explicitly.